St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-08
WITH The PRESIDENT.
Ladies and Gentlemen Chosen to Ac
company the Party.
THIRTY-TWO HONOR POSTS.
Disposition of the Favored Few for the
Three Separate Drives.

The general committee in charge of
the arrangements for the reception of
President and Mrs. Cleveland and party
will meet again this afternoon and close
up the little details. At the last meet
ing, the committee agreed in its choice
of ladies and gentlemen who would be
invited to accompany the party Oh the
several drives, and as they have been
notified and have accepted-at least
those who are in the city-the GLOBE
is at liberty to make their names public.
There will be three distinct drives, viz. !:
from depot to the West hotel, on the
drive about the city and to the EXPOSE
SitiOn, and the drive from hotel to depot
in the evening, and the escort will be
changed each time. The arrangement
is as follows:
DEPOT TO HOTEL.
First Carriage-President Cleveland, Mayor
Ames and Judge j. P. Rea.
Second Carriage-Mrs. Cleveland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lowry.
Third Carriage-COl. ID. S. Lamont, Judge
Isaac Atwater and Hon. John G. Oswald
Fourth Carriage-PostmasterG General Villas,
Judge William LOchren and Hon. G. NJ.
Loring.
Fifth Carriage-Dr. Bliss and wife, and DR..
H. II. Kimball and wife.
DRIVE ABOUT THE CITY.
First Carriage-President Cleveland Mayor
Ames and Hon. w. D. Washburn.
Second Carriage-Mrs. Cleveland and Hon.
Eugene NJ. Wilson and wife.
Third Carriage-Col. Lamont, Henry F.
Browne. G. Merriman ana J. K. sidle.
Fourth Carriage-Gen. Vi1as, Postmaster
j. Ankeny. Hon. John S. Pillsbury and An
hOny Kelly.
Fifth Carriage-Dr. and Mrs. Bliss, A. NJ.
Clerihew and wife.
HOTEL TO DEPOT IN EVENING.
First Characterization Cleveland, Mayor
Ames and Hon. A. II. Ankeny.
Second Carriage-Mrs. Cleveland, and
Judge and Mrs. Mart B. Koon.
Third Carriage-Col. Lamont Hon. r. B.
Langdon and wife and Col John T. West.
Fourth Carriage-Gen Villas Col. John II.
Stevens, Frank L. Morse and Maj. W. d.
Hale.
Fifth Carriage-Dr. and Mrs Bliss, Charles
A. Pillsbury and Loren Fletcher.
There are twenty-five persons repre-
senting the business interest to be
platform at the Exposition. Their names
will be selected by Aid. b. Cloutier,
Aid. S. w. Cooley and w. E. Steele. In
case of vacancy in the foregoing selec-
lions, it will be no difficult matter to fill
it, as the honor is high one and will
be appreciated. The committee had a
delicate task in selecting the names, as
there are hundreds just as eligible as
those chosen. but as just SO many were
to be selected, the committee went
straight ahead and named suitable ones,
without saying they were more suitable
than any others.
To Receive the President.
The North Star Toboggan club, at
their meeting last evening, decided to
accept the invitation of the Winter Car
nival association to attend the reception
rendered by the city of st. Paul to Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland next Monday
evening. The club will meet at the
Nicollet house and will be under the
command of Capt. Otto Schulze, and
will be accompanied by their drum
corps. Mr.. Sherman has rendered the
use of rooms so that members may
bring their suits to the NicOllet house
and put them on there. The hour of
marching will be announced in the Mon
day papers.